A few years ago I saw a thin paperback book (from the '60s or '70s?)
with gorgeous photographs of Greek sculpture. I believe the
photographer was a woman, and the book may have been a catalogue of an
exhibition. Is this enough information for anyone to identify the
book? They were beautiful photographs full of light. |
Request for Question Clarification by
rainbow-ga
on
05 Jun 2004 14:03 PDT
Hi viseu,
This is quite a difficult task with so many books on photography of
Greek Sculptures. The closest I could find which fits the criteria you
gave is a book called "Greek Sculpture from the 16th to the 2nd
Century B.C".
Please take a look at this and let me know if it sounds familiar:
http://illiad.biblio.com/books/9217212.html
Unfortunately there is no cover photograph for you to look at.
Regards,
Rainbow
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Request for Question Clarification by
rainbow-ga
on
05 Jun 2004 14:21 PDT
Here's another that seems to fit the description:
Light on Stone: Greek Sculpture in the Metropolitan Museum of Art - A
Photographic Essay (Metropolitan Museum of Art Publications)
"In 1999, the Metropolitan Museum?s renowned collection of ancient
Greek sculpture was reinstalled in dramatic new galleries. This book
features specially commissioned photographs of these monumental marble
sculptures in their new setting, which is beautifully enhanced by
natural light."
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300096925/wwwlink-software-21/026-3858158-3062856
A close up of the cover:
http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/0300096925.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg
Waiting to hear your views.
Best regards,
Rainbow
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Clarification of Question by
viseu-ga
on
05 Jun 2004 16:28 PDT
Thanks for your efforts, rainbow. The Chamoux book could be the one,
though it's by a man and I'm not positive it's it. If you can come up
with any others, let me know. But if another little while searching
doesn't turn anything up, let's consider it the right answer. Thanks.
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Request for Question Clarification by
rainbow-ga
on
05 Jun 2004 22:44 PDT
Hi viseu,
After further searching, I could not locate anything closer than the
books I previously found.
Perhaps you would like to keep this question open longer before we
consider the book I found as the right one. Another researcher may
have better luck finding it.
Best regards,
Rainbow
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Clarification of Question by
viseu-ga
on
23 Jun 2004 06:49 PDT
Hi, no responses in a while -- want to consider this closed? I'll
give you five stars for your effort.
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